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Welcome to the comments! This is a friendly corner of the internet, but “friendly” doesn’t mean we all have to sound like we’re writing thank-you notes to our grandmothers.Here’s the vibe we’re going for:
  • Be kind and respectful — no personal attacks, slurs, or piling on.
  • Be playful — sarcasm, witty jabs, gentle roasting, and dad jokes are not only allowed, they’re encouraged.
  • Disagree freely — strong opinions are welcome as long as you bring arguments, not insults. A spirited “You’re wrong and here’s why” beats a tepid “Interesting perspective” any day.
  • Inside jokes will inevitably form — that’s a feature, not a bug. Jump in and help create the next one.
  • You don’t have to be polished — typos, ALL CAPS EXCITEMENT, fragments, and emojis are all part of the charm.
  • Off-topic tangents happen. If they’re fun, we’ll happily derail the train.
In short: Bring your personality. The comment section is a pub, not a library or a corporate meeting room.I (the blogger) reserve the right to delete comments that cross into genuine nastiness, spam, or relentless trolling— but I’ll probably give you a playful warning first.Now go forth and comment like you’re chatting with friends who can take a joke.

4. Never post anything that could get you into trouble


I think that''s it.

 

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